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Why I’m worried about the Government’s proposal on Disability Reform
Written by Ross Boyd
The Irish Government wants to change how certain social welfare payments work, but Ross is worried the new system might make it hard for people wit...
Why I am voting no on the care referendum
Written by Ross Boyd
With a referendum on the way Ross shares how he decided he will vote yes on the family amendment, but why the care amendment worries him.
Why sports is important to friendships between men
Written by Craig Doyle
Craig discusses the significance that sports has on societal norms when men form and sustain friendships.
How the climate crisis is impacting people in the global south
Written by Fatima Ismail
Speaking with a local from Sudan in North Africa, Fatima reveals how rising global temperatures unfairly affect the Global South.
Greenwashing, COP 28, and why we, as young people, are the answer
Written by Peter O'Neill
Peter O'Neill dives into the world of greenwashing at COP 28, the climate conference, and how we can take action against it.
‘Our culture is not your costume’: avoiding cultural appropriation this Halloween
Written by Hio Weng Angela Chu
Hio Weng Angela Chu discusses their experience with cultural appropriation in Halloween costumes and highlights the importance of cultural sensitiv...
Why reporting racism is a challenge in Irish schools
Written by Bel Nabulele
Bel discusses the challenge of reporting racism in Irish schools and their experience of teachers with unconscious bias.
We need to truly nurture the potential of students in schools
Written by Darragh Walsh
Darragh details how schools should nurture students' interests and draw out their individual potential for a more meaningful education.
How the education system needs better learning supports
Written by Kenneth Henry
Kenneth shares his thoughts on how the education system could better support those with disabilities.